Meaning

2 senses
  1. (Scotland)A stitch.

  2. The bridge of extra stitches used in the steeking technique.

Origin

From Scots steek, from Middle English steke (“to enclose”) and Middle Dutch steken (“to st

From Scots steek, from Middle English steke (“to enclose”) and Middle Dutch steken (“to stitch”). Noun from Scots steek (“stitch”), from Middle Dutch steek (“stitch”). More at stick, stitch.

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Forms

plural: steeks
Singularsteek
Pluralsteeks

regular

See also

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